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I will ensure earth continuity. Is it easy to visually check that the neutral is switched? or do I need to get my multimeter out and remind myself how to use it?

[/url] I think I understand now: The existing light is still wired in place, I've taking a photo of how it's wired up. Grey cable coming from junction box, white cable to a small door activated stitch. Does this have a neutral?

'tis abundantly clear now

I have to say I'm not much wiser for that post.

I see, so a section of connector strip inside the switch? as seen here http://www.diynot.com/wiki/electrics:other:chock

I have just checked with the building regs people, and you are indeed correct.

I'm installing a new under stair toilet. Previously from a junction box in the vicinity, a light with switch was wired up, I've just used the same cable from that box. The junction box is shown on the left of the picture below. I've added a second small junction box to run an extractor...

All up and running nicely.

Great, thanks again. :)

Ah, yes, there is a fused spur to the boiler already. Is it acceptable to wrap the wires, with brown and blue insulation tape, respectively, around existing sleeving? Excellent, thank you!

Hi all, I have a Honeywell T6360B room thermostat installed and I am about to replace it with the Horstmann ASR-ZW receiver and HRT4-ZW wireless thermostat. The Honeywell is wired up as follows: Terminal 1 brown wire. Terminal 2 black wire. Terminal 3 grey wire. The earth terminal...

Pics from the installation manual for the Horstmann ASR-4W and the HRT4-ZW

:lol: nice one